Encode or decode this URL text.

Choose whether you are working with a query value or a whole URL, then copy the version the next system expects.

1 Choose action2 Paste URL/text3 Copy result

ActionWhat are you encoding?

Input

Use “query value” for text going after ?name=. Use “whole URL” when you need to preserve :, /, ? and &.

Result

hello%20world%20%26%20more

What next?

Finish the next little job.

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Worth knowing

A whole URL and one query value are not the same job.

Encoding a query value should escape characters such as spaces and ampersands. Encoding a whole URL should leave separators such as : / ? and & in place so the URL structure still works.

Before you use it

Do not double-encode by accident.

If you already see sequences such as %20 or %2F, the text may already be encoded. Decode first if you are unsure, then encode only the value you actually need to pass onward.

The annoying bit

The URL is fine until one space or ampersand ruins it.

You do not need to memorise percent codes. You just need the text transformed without breaking the rest of the address.

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